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Brain Droppings
Again have I perused, browsed and generally poked at the farthest recesses of the interwebs.
Things of awesomeness? Why yes, I do have a few of those. Right this way, please.
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I ♥ Spammers
A spammer decided to attack one of my message boards and provide us all with an ... interesting history lesson:
During the first century the new york escorts Romans came and ruled Britain. They brought with them many of their festivals and customs. One of these was new york escort the festival known as Pomona Day，named for their goddess of fruits ( Read more... ) -
If this is for you, you'll know it.
Mostly for Mawrtyrs: On the Superiority of Rabbits Over Wolves and Foxes -
Fascinating
I have traveled long and far, across the wild tangles of the interweb to find that which I now humbly present unto you. These links are many and varied and by the end, I guarantee at least some of you will be wondering just how much shipping and handling is for a space shuttle engine.
I trust at least a few other people will be tempted by the ( Read more... ) -
What? What are these shenanigans?
Slightly less ... science-y than the last link collection of doom. A little more cracktastic.
( Mudbloods vs. Mudcrips is not srs bsns, after all. ) -
Gleanings
I am one of those people who considers browsing teh Interwebs to see what I can see an excellent use of my time. Today, I give you some of the fruits of my travels.
( The Known Universe is Under This Cut. I mean it. ) -
PAY ATTENTION PEOPLE
Okay, I really didn't think it would be necessary to post this everywhere, but apparently it is: My cellphone? Currently out of minutes, waiting for a paycheck to get me back on my plan ( Read more... ) -
What's in a Name?
My grandmother (maternal) comes to visit every year between Thanksgiving and Christmas and, rather than send stuff to each other by mail or whatever, we have an early mini-Christmas and presents to and from her together.
This year, she got me this:
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What Can I Say?
It's a tradition (albeit one that I somehow forgot about last year).
On the twelfth day of Christmas, ( Read more... )